When the elimination of the parallax and the elimination of the perigee is applied to the zonal problem of the artificial satellite, a one-degree of freedom Hamiltonian is obtained. The classical way to integrate this Hamiltonian is by applying the Delaunay normalization, however, changing the time to the perturbed true anomaly and the variable to the inverse of the distance, the Hamilton equations become a perturbed harmonic oscillator. In this paper we apply the Krylov-Bogoliubov-Mitropolsky (KBM) method to integrate the perturbed harmonic oscillator as an alternative method to the Delaunay normalization. This method has no problem with small eccentricities and inclinations, and shows good numerical results in the evaluation of ephemeris ...
This article provides a method for finding initial conditions for perturbed frozen orbits around inh...
In this work, the resonance problem in the artificial satellites motion is studied. the development ...
Perturbation theory for artificial satellites with nearly circular orbits using Von Zeipel metho
Abstract. Using the elimination of the parallax followed by the Delaunay normalization, we present a...
AbstractThe problem of computation of the Hamiltonian for the perturbed motion of an artificial Eart...
A scalable second-order analytical orbit propagator programme based on modern and classical perturba...
A scalable second-order analytical orbit propagator programme based on modern and classical perturba...
This report presents the canonical Hamiltonian formulation of relative satellite motion. The unpertu...
Abstract. Using the elimination of the parallax followed by the Delaunay normalization, we present a...
The design of spatial missions to Mars requires the development of analytical theories in order to p...
Analytical integration in Artificial Satellite Theory may benefit from different canonical simplific...
The dynamics of a rigid body in a central gravitational eld can be modelled by a Hamiltonian system...
In 1959, Dirk Brouwer pioneered the use of the Hamiltonian perturbation methods for constructing art...
This paper presents closed-form solutions for the problem of long-term satellite relative motion in ...
In this paper, an analytical solution of the main problem, a satellite only perturbed by the J2 harm...
This article provides a method for finding initial conditions for perturbed frozen orbits around inh...
In this work, the resonance problem in the artificial satellites motion is studied. the development ...
Perturbation theory for artificial satellites with nearly circular orbits using Von Zeipel metho
Abstract. Using the elimination of the parallax followed by the Delaunay normalization, we present a...
AbstractThe problem of computation of the Hamiltonian for the perturbed motion of an artificial Eart...
A scalable second-order analytical orbit propagator programme based on modern and classical perturba...
A scalable second-order analytical orbit propagator programme based on modern and classical perturba...
This report presents the canonical Hamiltonian formulation of relative satellite motion. The unpertu...
Abstract. Using the elimination of the parallax followed by the Delaunay normalization, we present a...
The design of spatial missions to Mars requires the development of analytical theories in order to p...
Analytical integration in Artificial Satellite Theory may benefit from different canonical simplific...
The dynamics of a rigid body in a central gravitational eld can be modelled by a Hamiltonian system...
In 1959, Dirk Brouwer pioneered the use of the Hamiltonian perturbation methods for constructing art...
This paper presents closed-form solutions for the problem of long-term satellite relative motion in ...
In this paper, an analytical solution of the main problem, a satellite only perturbed by the J2 harm...
This article provides a method for finding initial conditions for perturbed frozen orbits around inh...
In this work, the resonance problem in the artificial satellites motion is studied. the development ...
Perturbation theory for artificial satellites with nearly circular orbits using Von Zeipel metho